Buddy Arrington Autograph

Buddy Rogers Arrington (July 26, 1938 – August 2, 2022) was an American NASCAR Winston Cup Series driver and owner. More about Buddy Arrington

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Current items with a signature of Buddy Arrington

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thumbnailNASCAR hat Buddy Arrington autograph patch snap back mesh truckers hat cap$250.00logo
Arrington has the second-most starts without a win, and finished in the top 10 of NASCAR points twice; in 1978 (ninth) and 1982 (seventh). Arrington was loyal to his Mopar cars and engines, as he ran Chryslers and Dodges until 1985 (Chrysler stopped production of raceable body styles in 1983 and they became ineligible two years later) when the company stopped supporting them. His best career race and finish was at Talladega in 1979, where he had a powerful enough car to lead a few laps towards the end, and finished third. Arrington finished one lap ahead of Richard Petty, driving one of Petty's cast-off Dodge Magnums that were left when Petty abandoned Mopar and began driving General Motors vehicles a year earlier, and several other top NASCAR drivers. Arrington almost always ran his own car, and his operation was a very money-conscious effort. His pit crew were almost always unpaid volunteers, and he relied heavily (and almost exclusively) on used equipment with Petty's old Magnums being his primary cars. Since Arrington could not afford new cars, his team would have to reconfigure the Petty cars and re-skin them into Dodge Miradas or Chrysler Imperials for a 1981 rule change.

Arrington's two Chrysler Imperials were the last Chrysler products to run in the NASCAR Winston Cup series. He ran the car at first in two races in the 1981 season, and in more races (alternating with Dodge Miradas) until April 1985, when at that point the parts supply, even used, for Chrysler products (Chrysler factory support ended in late 1978) dried up. He sold one of the Imperials (purchased from Cecil Gordon in 1984) to Phil Goode in April 1985 (Goode raced it till the end of the 1985 season), and his other Imperial was given to the NASCAR Hall of Fame at Talladega, Alabama. Arrington was always a much-liked man on the NASCAR circuit, and other teams and a small, but loyal fan club pitched in to help keep him racing. In 1985 the generosity of rising NASCAR star driver Bill Elliott (who sold Buddy his slightly used Ford Thunderbird race cars and parts on the cheap) kept Arrington driving until 1988. Buddy's son Joey Arrington (who at the age of 17 served on Buddy's pit crew, and built up his engines), now runs Arrington Manufacturing in Martinsville, Virginia. The company builds racing engines (mostly Dodges) for the Craftsman Truck Series, and test engines for Nextel Cup Nationwide series cars. Buddy Arrington was a regular visitor to his son's company, and often offered advice to young (mostly Dodge) drivers trying to make it in NASCAR racing. Read even more about Buddy Arrington at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Buddy Arrington

In total, we tracked 115 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of Buddy Arrington (Autographed J D McDuffie, Buddy Arrington NASCAR Racing Photograph) was sold in August 2015 for $57.76 while the cheapest item (Buddy Arrington MoR Autographed Card) found a new owner for $0.99 in December 2011. The month with the most items sold (9) was February 2011 with an average selling price of $2.25 for an autographed item of Buddy Arrington. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2015 with $57.76 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was June 2011. In average, an autographed item from Buddy Arrington is worth $5.00.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Buddy Arrington were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

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thumbnail1988 Maxx Race Card # 1 SIGNED By Buddy Arrington$4.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington #67 1989 MASTERS OF RACING VINTAGE NASCAR autographed card #116$9.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington #67 PANILL INDEPENDENT 1988 MAXX VINTAGE NASCAR autographed card$4.49logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington #83 1988 MAXX NASCAR WINSTON CUP VINTAGE autographed #67 card $4.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington '91 MASTERS OF RACING VINTAGE NASCAR LEGEND WING CAR signed card$9.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington 1988 MAXX NASCAR VINTAGE WINSTON CUP RACING #1 autographed card$4.24logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington autographed 1988 MAXX NASCAR WINSTON CUP INDEPENDENT #83 card $8.50logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington autographed 1990 MASTERS OF RACING VINTAGE BLUE NASCAR card RARE$7.99logo
thumbnailBUddy Arrington DODGE #67 MASTERS OF RACING NASCAR LEGEND 1991 autographed card$7.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington INDY #83 1988 MAXX NASCAR WINSTON CUP RACING VINTAGE signed card$21.50logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington MASTERS OF RACING WINGED CAR #5 RARE VINTAGE autographed card$6.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington Nascar Autographed Card$7.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington PANNILL #83 1988 MAXX autographed WINSTON CUP NASCAR card$9.99logo
thumbnailBUDDY ARRINGTON signed 1988 MAXX trading card NASCAR Driver #83 ROOKIE CHARLOTTE$11.99logo
thumbnailBuddy Arrington signed MASTERS of RACING #67 DODGE Charger Nascar Blue Card #116$34.99logo